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Scientific Observers Manual- 2011 3.46 MB.
The Technical Group made the following recommendations for the Scientific Observers Manual.
All data required by the CCAMLR Scientific Observers Manual for finfish fisheries will be collected.
A new flow chart for maturity/stage identification in the Scientific Observers Manual.
All data required by the CCAMLR Scientific Observers Manual for squid fisheries will be collected.
Krill length measurements should be collected according to the method described in the Scientific Observers Manual.
The Technical Group also noted that the updates to the Scientific Observers Manual would benefit from review by observers. .
Therefore, any future changes to the guide will require similar changes to the CCAMLR Scientific Observers Manual.
The Working Group recommended that this guide be included in the Scientific Observers Manual and agreed that this guide could also be applied to.
Revision of the Scientific Observers Manual 3.14 The Secretariat presented the proposed changes to the Scientific Observers Manual TASO-09/4.
During normal fishing operations,all data required by the CCAMLR Scientific Observers Manual for krill fisheries will be collected.
These were A$5 000 for the Otolith Network(deferred from 2004),A$16 000 for invited experts to WG-EMM and A$20 000 for rewriting the Scientific Observers Manual.
The Working Group noted that the CCAMLR Scientific Observers Manual does not include comprehensive details of the methods of by-catch recording to be employed.
The Working Group therefore recommended that a sampled haul should be defined as a haul from which krill length-frequency data, fish by-catch orincidental mortality(Scientific Observers Manual, 2011) data were collected.
Review priorities and protocols for observers in the cruise logbooks,cruise reports and the Scientific Observers Manual and address identified issues especially to determine if data collections meet data requirements.
In order to assist CCAMLR Members and their observers in planning observation programs and recording data, the CCAMLR Secretariat, in consultation with the Scientific Committee and its working groups, has developed this Scientific Observers Manual. .
The Working Group did not consider that the skate maturity scales used in the Scientific Observers Manual should be changed at the present time.
The Scientific Observers Manual- 2011( 3.46 MB) was developed by the CCAMLR Secretariat, in consultation with the Scientific Committee and its working groups, to assist CCAMLR Members and their observers in planning observation programs and recording data.
The Technical Group also recommended that the sections of this report dealing with the revision of the Scientific Observers Manual and other observer matters be circulated to Members for information.
In reviewing the Scientific Observers Manual(2011), the Working Group agreed the importance of observer priorities being clearly articulated in Section 2, Part I of the manual so that observers can understand the current priorities identified by the Scientific Committee.
To assist CCAMLR Members in planning observation programs and recording data,the Secretariat has developed a Scientific Observers Manual in consultation with the Scientific Committee, its working groups and observers in the field.
The Working Group requested advice from the Scientific Committee and Commission on a process to clarify the sampling requirements for target andby-catch species as currently specified in conservation measures, the Scientific Observers Manual and the observer logbooks.
It would also be necessary to make appropriate provision in the Scientific Observers Manual logbook data recording and reporting forms, and instructions to scientific observers, for distinguishing birds landed alive but with potentially fatal injuries from those released alive with no or minor injury paragraph 6.16.
In presenting its budget for 2006, the Scientific Committee requested that an amount of A$8 500,budgeted for expenditure on preparatory work to rewrite the Scientific Observers Manual in 2005, be carried forward in the Special Science Fund.
The Working Group noted that no intersessional work took place on issues identified last year on the development of the Scientific Observers Manual(SC-CAMLR-XXIII, Annex 5, Appendix D, task 6.6), however, the work proposed by WG-IMAF was subject to plans for a major review of the Scientific Observers Manual which had not yet been finalised by the Scientific Committee and its working groups.
The vessel shall ensure that sufficient samples are made available to the on-board observers to enable collection of all data required by the Observer Sampling Requirements(available from the CCAMLR website)as specified for the current season, and as described in the CCAMLR Scientific Observers Manual for finfish fisheries.
The vessel shall ensure that the observer has access to sufficient samples to enable collection of all data required by the Observer Sampling Requirements as specified in the Data Collection Plan(Annex 41-01/A)for the current season, and as described in the CCAMLR Scientific Observers Manual for finfish fisheries.
The Technical Group requested that the Secretariat develop a reference library drawing on presentations and papers to ad hoc TASO and working groups of gear, including diagrams indicating the design and nomenclature for the different types of gear used in the different fisheries, andthat a detailed list describing all gear used in the Convention Area be included in the Scientific Observers Manual and on the website paragraph 3.17.
Data collection priorities across CCAMLR fisheries 3.1 Trawl fisheries- methods for estimating green-weight removals in krill trawl fisheries 3.2 Longline fisheries- taxonomic resolution of invertebrate by-catch 3.3 Revision of the Scientific Observer Manual 3.4 Data Collection Workloads and Managing Priorities 4.
The Subgroup agreed that much of the advice in the report was directed towards those Members that were actually engaged in the krill fishery and encouraged those Members to communicate the outcomes of the Subgroup meeting,especially the manual in Appendix D(see paragraphs 3.26 and 5.1) and the desirability of training scientific observers to collect acoustic data paragraph 4.3.